Despite the significant amount of aid seemingly invested in the Global South, intergenerational mobility (IGM) has largely stalled in low-income countries, and many remain increasingly constrained by the socioeconomic circumstances of their birth.
Financial achievement has historically been deemed the epitome of success, but a new generation of workers may be prioritizing well-being and personal satisifaction over income.
Mental illness is an elusive theme to represent well, as it exists in different forms across different spectra of identity. Careful portrayals acknowledge and uplift this variety, taking precautions not to allow mental illness to reduce a character.
The creators of Netflix's "Thirteen Reasons Why" attempted to encourage conversations around mental health and other sensitive issues: Ultimately, they failed.
This past winter, Harvard’s chapter of the national organization Active Minds conducted a survey to gain critical knowledge about student mental health resource access and campus wellness needs. This is what they found.
During the pandemic, many of us weathered the period of crisis by finding rejuvenation, relaxation, and reflection in the outdoors. In the process, we remade both nature and ourselves.
Institutional shortfalls are often blamed for the worsening mental health crisis on college campuses, but the problem cannot be traced to one source only.
As you read this collection, we hope you rethink the conception of well-being promulgated by the popular lexicon and search for its true meaning both within and outside of yourself.
